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30/8/12 Crown Court Cardiff. Edward Howell Adams (known as Howell) was sentenced today to 18months of which he is recommended to serve 9 for drink driving, failing to stop and dangerous driving for the incident in which he left paralympian cyclist Simon Richardson MBE with life threatening injures last August. Adams is also banned for 5 years though with such poor eyesight it's not expected he will be allowed to drive again. Multi Paralympic medallist Simon Richardson's preparations for London 2012 were dashed when he was smashed 23m into the air off his bike during an early morning training session by drunk partially sighted farmer Edward Howell Adams driving a van on the A48 nr Bridgend.
Amonth and two days had elapsed since the judges, amid the loud acclaim of the Athenian people, had pronounced the death sentence against the philosopher Socrates because he had sought to destroy faith in the gods. What the gadfly is to the horse Socrates was to Athens. The gadfly stings the horse in order to prevent it from dozing off and to keep it moving briskly on its course. The philosopher said to the people of Athens:
“I am your gadfly. My sting pricks your conscience and arouses you when you are caught napping. Sleep not, sleep not, people of Athens; awake and seek the truth!”
The people arose in their exasperation and cruelly demanded to be rid of their gadfly.
“Perchance both of his accusers, Meletus and Anytus, are wrong,” said the citizens, on leaving the court after sentence had been pronounced.
“But after all whither do his doctrines tend? What would he do? He has wrought confusion, he overthrows beliefs that have existed since the beginning, he speaks of new virtues which must be recognised and sought for, he speaks of a Divinity hitherto unknown to us. The blasphemer, he deems himself wiser than the gods! No, ‘twere better we remain true to the old gods whom we know. They may not always be just, sometimes they may flare up in unjust wrath, and they may also be seized with a wanton lust for the wives of mortals; but did not our ancestors live with them in the peace of their souls, did not our forefathers accomplish their heroic deeds with the help of these very gods? And now the faces of the Olympians have paled and the old virtue is out of joint. What does it all lead to? Should not an end be put to this impious wisdom once for all?” - The Shades, a Phantasy
- Vladimir G. Korlenko
Pensioner Ilyas Ashar sentenced to 13 years in jail for raping deaf and mute girl trafficked to UK from Pakistan ow.ly/q9Ztw The pensioner who repeatedly raped a deaf and mute girl who he trafficked to Britain aged 10 has been sentenced to 13 years in jail.
Craigslist Sentence Generator Garland, 2014 for CSA PGH
Each contributor was paid $5 for one autobiographical sentence. The letters from each sentence will be cut and sewn into letters to form the garland.
This pack includes great resources for teaching, practicing and testing on the four types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory.
Unit includes posters for each type of sentence (two sizes each) and multiple worksheets! Students will be asked to fill in the correct answer, create specific types of sentences as well as marking multiple choice answers.
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During the Second World War, the Nazi military justice imposed more than 30,000 death sentences: against soldiers, prisoners of war and civilians (women and men) in particular from the by the Wehrmacht occupied areas throughout Europe. Most death sentences were imposed on deserters and "Wehrkraftzersetzer (the term is variously translated as "subversion of the war effort", "undermining military morale" and "sedition and defeatism" - Wikipedia). Many thousands more soldiers died by court martial judgments in so-called Bewährungseinheiten (Strafbattalion (English: Penal Battalion) is the generic term for penal units created from prisoners during the Second World War in all branches of the Wehrmacht. Soldiers and civilian criminals sentenced to these units were generally poorly armed and required to undertake dangerous high-casualty missions. Strafbattalion were operated and administered by the German military police - Wikipedia) at the front. The acts that were punished, ways of life and biographical backgrounds of the persecuted are very diverse. In front of court martials stood political opponents (women and men) of National Socialism as well as people who from very different motives sought individual scope for development. Any form of insubordination or, for example, the support for deserters by civilian helpers (women and men) were regarded as political offenses and have been punished with the most severe penalties. After the war, the Austrian society confronted the survivors of this persecution with rejection and hostility. In Austria, although the myth persisted for a long time that in 1938 the country had been the "first victim" of German war policy. However, the service in the "Greater German" Wehrmacht was considered a duty or even as heroic.
Inspired by historical research, not until the turn of the millennium the realization gained ground that the Nazi military justice unconditionally had put itself in the service of a criminal war. In 2009, the National Council rehabilitated with the votes of the Social Democrats, the Popular Party and the Greens the victims of the persecution by the military courts, and in 2010 the City of Vienna decided to erect a monument to the persecuted of the Nazi military justice.
The sculpture of Olaf Nicolai at this central place of the Republic of Austria takes up the classic elements of a memorial "base" and "inscription", but arranges them completely different as traditional war memorials. An oversized, lying "X" forms the base with three stages, in whose third level the only from above readable inscription is embedded. The text quotes a poem by the Scottish artist Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006), who was friends with the representatives of linguist criticism and experimental Viennese artistic scene.
The interplay of base and inscription orchestrates the situation of the individual in and towards social order conditions and power structures. Threatened with extinction and anonymity, turning him into the "X" in a file, his position nevertheless is central.
The sculpture those is rendering respect who make their own decision to oppose heteronomy and by autonomous action stand up against the system in force.
GREELEY CO - NOVEMBER 19: Christopher Watts sits in court for his sentencing hearing at the Weld County Courthouse on November 19, 2018 in Greeley, Colorado. Watts was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his pregnant wife, daughters. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post)
‘Do what you love.’
It’s easier to talk than do. The sentence and the meaning seems to be simple but it’s complicated, you know.
Because it is different between what you really love to do and how you really want to do what you love. Let me tell my opinion. I really love to read any kind of writing since I was young. I can remember every single word if I really like the writing. When I was in middle school, I read a play (Yay Thel Pya Zat) from my elder sister’s high school textbook, I like it very much. When I had to learn that play as my lesson in my high school, I started to hate it. Because I cannot enjoy reading it, I need to memorize and rewrite as what teacher told me to. I wished to read to enjoy and analyze myself rather than I am asked to.
I realized that same feeling apply to my photography too. I love photography but I do not enjoy taking photos at events or model shooting much. That’s why most of my friends complained that their photos, taken by me, are not great. I agree with them because I don’t enjoy taking photos with restriction. I need to open my mind more.
Even so, I have done photo shooting for 3 wedding receptions and 3 birthday events with my humble D60. This photo was taken during one of room-mate-cum-brother-cum-friend’s ROM (Registry of Marriage) ceremony.
I do love photography but I don’t like to take photos for events because I feel that it restricts me a lot. ‘Do what you love’ is not simple as you see, right?
Joel Schrantz was sentenced to 42 months in prison for killing Mitch York on October 29th 2016. York was riding his bicycle on the west end of the St. Johns Bridge when Schrantz - driving a car with knowingly unsafe equipment and a suspended license and no insurance - lost control of his car and ran into him.
August 21 2013: NY City: Free Bradley Manning Demonstration in Times Square, NY City, after Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for revealing documents the US Government didn't want its citizens to know about. He is considered an American hero by many. Copyright David Grossman
August 21 2013: NY City: Free Bradley Manning Demonstration in Times Square, NY City, after Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for revealing documents the US Government didn't want its citizens to know about. He is considered an American hero by many. Copyright David Grossman
Windows 18 - 20 The Twelve Prophets beneath sentences of the Old Testament balancing the Articles of the Creed.
Window 20.
4 lights. Left to right:-
1 - Zechariah.
2 - Isaiah.
3 - David.
4 - Jeremiah.
Fairford Church Windows
Text taken from 'St Mary's Church, Fairford, Gloucestershire'. 4th ed 2001. Revised by Geoff Hawkes and Kenneth Munn.
Since 1986 there has been a programme of restoration of the windows by the Barley Studio in York.
The twenty-eight windows have been used to express and teach by pictures the Christian faith for nearly 500 years. No other parish church in the land has retained a complete set of late medieval glass. The plan of these windows illustrated the Christian faith as in the pages of a picture book. Opposite to the twelve prophets, who foretold the faith, stand twelve apostles, each beneath a sentence of the Apostles' Creed, which expresses the faith. Four evangelists, who recorded the faith, are opposite four doctors of the Church, who expounded the faith. Above stand twelve martyrs, or confessors, who suffered for the faith; opposite are twelve enemies of the faith. Within the chancel screens is shown, in the Life of Christ, the foundation of our faith. In the bottom centre panel of the East window stands Our Lord being judged by Pilate. In the West Window is shown Christ judging the whole world.
Mercedes was sentenced to death in her native Canada having ventured 3 times into a populated area. She was saved by being brought to Edinburgh Zoo but now lives out her time in her 4 acre estate in the Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig in the Scottish highlands.
She is retired being an old lady in her late 20s. She is a real character and likes charging towards the visitors in the hope they will be scared, after all she is a wild polar bear. I had the dubious good fortune of being the first one in our group she charged. I had been forewarned and much to her disgust I just smiled at her. Unfortunately despite being forewarned to have my camera ready just in case, I was too slow, well I am getting old too LOL. Sorry Mercedes I hope I've not blown your cover.
It's safe tho as there are 2 electric fences between her and the humans. But a girl on her own has to find her fun somehow!!!
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